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Microsoft Education prioritizes providing solutions and tools to help you be cybersafe. Learn five ways that you can prioritize cybersecurity to help keep your school and users safe.

The University of South Florida recognized the transformative potential of AI in streamlining academics and operations but knew that integrating it across all campuses could prove to be a challenge.

Announcing new capabilities built to help educators and students save time, create impactful content, and deepen learning experiences within Copilot for Microsoft 365. We’re also thrilled to share over 20 additional updates and show them in action at ISTELive 24 in Denver, Colorado.

Technology has become an integral part of education, with students relying on various devices to access resources, collaborate with peers, and engage in learning activities. However, with the increased reliance on technology comes the heightened risk of cyber threats.

For nearly a decade, you’ve helped shape the learning experiences of countless students and educators with Windows 10. Learn about the options you have to smoothly transition to Windows 11, including extended protection for Windows 10 devices.

Each day, schools and universities face cyber threats from bad actors who want access to the sensitive data stored in education systems.

In 2023, Oregon State University (OSU) was at the forefront of innovation, securing more than $480 million in competitive research grants. However, the spring of 2021 brought a harsh realization: even the most prestigious institutions are not immune to cyber threats.

Technology was already firmly integrated with school systems before the COVID-19 pandemic. But since 2020, admin processes and classroom learning—whether traditional, hybrid, or fully remote—have pivoted, increasingly relying on technology-based solutions.

According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, school staff were responsible for most of the accidental security breaches plaguing schools between 2016–2020, with students responsible for most of the intentional breaches (the bulk of incidents being to—perhaps unsurprisingly—change grades).

On February 6, people around the world will celebrate Safer Internet Day 2024. Originating in the European Union in 2004, today Safer Internet Day is honored in over 180 countries.

Over the last year, we have seen incredible innovation, resiliency, and adaptability around the intersection of AI technology and education.

Each year at Microsoft Ignite—one of our largest and most popular events—we focus on sharing our most innovative updates with the world.